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    Learn T-SQL Querying: A guide to developing efficient and elegant T-SQL code, 2nd Edition

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    Learn T-SQL Querying: A guide to developing efficient and elegant T-SQL code, 2nd Edition

    Learn T-SQL Querying
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    by Pedro Lopes and Pam Lahoud

    English | 2024 | ISBN: 1837638993 | 457 pages | True/Retail PDF EPUB | 74.99 MB




    Troubleshoot query performance issues, identify anti-patterns in your code, and write efficient T-SQL queries with this guide for T-SQL developers
    Key Features

    A definitive guide to mastering the techniques of writing efficient T-SQL code
    Learn query optimization fundamentals, query analysis, and how query structure impacts performance
    Discover insightful solutions to detect, analyze, and tune query performance issues
    Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook

    Book Description

    Data professionals seeking to excel in Transact-SQL for Microsoft SQL Server and Azure SQL Database often lack comprehensive resources. Learn T-SQL Querying second edition focuses on indexing queries and crafting elegant T-SQL code enabling data professionals gain mastery in modern SQL Server versions (2022) and Azure SQL Database. The book covers new topics like logical statement processing flow, data access using indexes, and best practices for tuning T-SQL queries.

    Starting with query processing fundamentals, the book lays a foundation for writing performant T-SQL queries. You’ll explore the mechanics of the Query Optimizer and Query Execution Plans, learning to analyze execution plans for insights into current performance and scalability. Using dynamic management views (DMVs) and dynamic management functions (DMFs), you’ll build diagnostic queries. The book covers indexing and delves into SQL Server’s built-in tools to expedite resolution of T-SQL query performance and scalability issues. Hands-on examples will guide you to avoid UDF pitfalls and understand features like predicate SARGability, Query Store, and Query Tuning Assistant.

    By the end of this book, you‘ll have developed the ability to identify query performance bottlenecks, recognize anti-patterns, and avoid pitfalls
    What you will learn

    Identify opportunities to write well-formed T-SQL statements
    Familiarize yourself with the Cardinality Estimator for query optimization
    Create efficient indexes for your existing workloads
    Implement best practices for T-SQL querying
    Explore Query Execution Dynamic Management Views
    Utilize the latest performance optimization features in SQL Server 2017, 2019, and 2022
    Safeguard query performance during upgrades to newer versions of SQL Server

    Who this book is for

    This book is for database administrators, database developers, data analysts, data scientists and T-SQL practitioners who want to master the art of writing efficient T-SQL code and troubleshooting query performance issues through practical examples. A basic understanding of T-SQL syntax, writing queries in SQL Server, and using the SQL Server Management Studio tool will be helpful to get started.
    Table of Contents

    Understanding Query Processing
    Mechanics of the Query Optimizer
    Exploring Query Execution Plans
    Indexing for T-SQL Performance
    Writing Elegant T-SQL Queries
    Discovering T-SQL Anti-patterns in Depth
    Building diagnostic queries using DMVs and DMFs
    Building XEvent profiler traces
    Comparative analysis of Query Plans
    Tracking performance history with Query Store
    Troubleshooting Live Queries
    Managing optimizer changes with the Query Tuning Assistant



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